Photo: Printscreen/N1The opposition parties that are organizing the "Serbia against violence" protests at the Radio-Television office of Serbia submitted a request that the public service cease to be the service of Aleksandar Vučić and open its doors to those who think differently from him.
If nothing else, the parties organizing protests against violence throughout Serbia in recent weeks demonstrate a high degree of unity: together they tried to obstruct the work of the Serbian Parliament by demanding extraordinary parliamentary and Belgrade elections, together they submitted the request to call the elections by the end of the year to the Presidency, together they today, in the RTS office, they submitted a request that the public service of all citizens professionally report on everything that happens in the country and open the door for opposition politicians - at least 20 percent of the news program, what is the representation opposition in the National Assembly.
Representatives of this part of the opposition named RTS director Dragan Bujeošević and news program editor Nenad Lj as responsible for the "shameful" editorial policy. Stefanović, with the remark that both of them are actually already retired. They also read the names of other editors responsible for disinforming citizens.
The opposition demands that RTS start reporting "truthfully and professionally", they asked why the case of Jovanjic is kept silent, or that the activist of the Local Front in Kraljevo Predrag Voštinić was attacked, why RTS does not report on protests against violence throughout Serbia...
With every right, the opposition leaders demanded that when Vučić, Brnabić and other government representatives call them "traitors" and "foreign mercenaries" and insult them in any way in the RTS program, they have the right to respond to them on public service.
The most radical was the MP of the Ecological Uprising, Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta, who warned the RTS leadership "not to let things go like October 5".
Acting proactively on the action of the opposition Brnabić said this morning on RTS that it can be seen that the public service "succumbed to the pressure of the opposition", that the reporting on Vučić and her Government is incorrect.
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